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[[Lukas Gambrell|Lukas]]’s younger sister, Ilse is fifteen. She used to work with her brother in their family’s bakery, then at the palace bakery. As a girl, she was a little pest who used to try and tag along with Lukas, Falke and their friends, earning her the nickname of 'Ilse the Grilse.' She has grown into a modest and sensible young woman. She and [[Falke Sathin]] are now married, and expecting their first child.
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Lukas’s younger sister, Ilse is fifteen. She used to work with her brother in their family’s bakery, then at the palace bakery. As a girl, she was a little pest who used to try and tag along with Lukas, Falke and their friends, earning her the nickname of 'Ilse the Grilse.' She has grown into a modest and sensible young woman. She and Falke Sathin are now married, and expecting their first child.
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[http://www3.telus.net/public/robbinsc/Gaming%20stuff/Little%20Ilse.jpg Ilse, as a girl. She always tagged along with Lukas and Falke, and on this day, they were catching frogs in the River Ousel.]
  
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Ilse, as a girl. She always tagged along with Lukas and Falke, and on this day, they were catching frogs in the River Ousel.
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Latest revision as of 06:28, 31 August 2006

Lukas’s younger sister, Ilse is fifteen. She used to work with her brother in their family’s bakery, then at the palace bakery. As a girl, she was a little pest who used to try and tag along with Lukas, Falke and their friends, earning her the nickname of 'Ilse the Grilse.' She has grown into a modest and sensible young woman. She and Falke Sathin are now married, and expecting their first child.

Ilse, as a girl. She always tagged along with Lukas and Falke, and on this day, they were catching frogs in the River Ousel.